Supreme Court of India
Tansukh Rai Jain v. Nilratan Prasad Shaw and Others
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l - Constitution of India, Art. 254(1)(2)-Motor Vehicles Act, (Act 4 of 1939), s. 64A whether renders void or repeals s. 64A of the Motor Vehicles (Bihar Amendment) Act, 1949 (Bihar Act 27 of 1950). The Bihar State Legislature by Act 27 of 1950 introduced s. 64A into the Motor Vehicles Act (Central Act IV of 1939). By that section power was given to the State Government to revise orders of authorities and officers in proceedings under Chapter IV of the Motor Vehicles Act. Subse quent to this by Act JOO of 1956 Parliament introduced another s. 64A into the Act prQviding that re\ision would
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